The Electroclassic

you think it might work as a card for Plex on an existing computer? or maybe a new computer?

Hey guys! I just got gifted this card. But as a dumbass on technology (a.k.a Apple fanboy), I don’t know what to do with this. I’m trying to scour the internet and I learned that this is a Transcoding/ML Accelerator card for servers or something like that. What can I use this for?

https://www.cyberpuerta.mx/Computo-Hardware/Componentes/Gabinetes/Gabinete-Balam-Rush-Basilisk-con-Ventana-LED-Midi-Tower-ATX-Micro-ATX-Mini-ITX-USB-3-0-sin-Fuente-Negro.html Here it is!

Budget (including currency): 20,000-25,000MXN Country: México Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: SolidWorks, AutoCAD and anything that engineers use Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): Hi! So, I'm planning this build for my brother that's about to start school, and since he's in need of running SolidWorks, and we both are heavy mac users, we saw this as a great opportunity to build a proper machine, both for his school and occasional entertainment. As stated, our budget is in the neighborhood of 1000~1250USD. I already built a parts list using "Mexican Newegg" called Cyberpuerta. I am looking for a second opinion on the selection, mainly compatibility, because the machine falls right into the budget.

I think there are. The thing with it is that most of them are controlled by the algorithms, that means, they need to report on that clearly fake news in order to be ranked or recommended. Jon Prosser made a video about it.

Summary Stop eating the bait, guys. There's a webpage that tracks Apple leakers https://twitter.com/reneritchie/status/1333946152396484617?s=21 Quotes My thoughts If we keep sharing leaks from unreliable sources and pass them as news, The Wan Show and TechLinked will loose their reputation as a trustworthy source for news. Sources https://twitter.com/reneritchie/status/1333946152396484617?s=21 https://appletrack.org https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EqIKIQOYUI

very informative thanks. What about grabbing NDI sources and just using the horse power to stream. Also, I updated my parts list.

Also, how does it look for streaming?

Budget (including currency): 20,000 MXN Country: Mexico Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Minecraft, CS:GO, Portal, Fortnite Hey guys! So I finally decided, I'm going to build a rig 90% similar to he one on "500 US AMD rig" that linus streamed last month. It's a pretty compelling rig, since I don't play AAA titles. I may want to dive into Warzone and Fortnite, but I love CS:GO, Portal and, most recently, Minecraft. And, I was wondering, if any of you guys had tried the SEUS shaders for raytracing on minecraft java. bellow is my parts list (if you're wondering, no, the rig is not 500 USD, it's closer to 900) Here's my parts list: [READ THE UPDATE] UPDATE: So, I met a guy in a LTT Fans Facebook group that happened to be from Mexico too, and helped me out with a way better parts list that are actually available here in Mexico and it's a better value overall. Would love to see your comments (Prices are in Mexican rubles)

Banned for commenting on an almost 7 year old topic. Wait

Not really, just experiences. I men, I trust LTT, but just wanted to read what people from other parts of the world had experienced.

Hey guys! So, I'm about to pull the trigger and get some LTT goodies, since I'm not neither in Canada nor the US of A, how has the experience has been for non-NA buyers. I might wait until all of the COVID-19 is over, because exchange rates are through the roof.

I mean, yes. So it's easier for someone to steal your info. I would rather have that extra layer of security with Pay, even if it requires me to take out my phone. Which I would already have in my hand in most cases.

Apple Pay is coming to Mexico after nearly 6 years of been announced. And, while Android Pay and Samsung pay have been established for quite some time, it looks like the Big Apple is ready to take the spotlight (and, who knows, maybe the lead) for contactless payments. While multiple banks already offer cards with NFC chips on them, as well as NFC-enabled card readers, it hasn't been the mainstream yet, but with the Cupertino-based company finally adding support for The Land of the Coronas, this might change soon. 9to5Mac, iDownloadblog and many other news outlets have covered the news. Twitter user Juan De Santiago added a card from Banregio, Monterrey-based bank, successfully. Obviously, the verification process failed as support for Apple Pay hasn't been announced officially yet. Looks like it's the only partnered bank so far at the time of the writing, I've personally tried it with cards issued by Bancomer, Scotiabank Mexico, Santander and Banorte and none of them worked. Dominican YouTuber (and I dare to add, Latino MKBHD) Victor Diaz, MARCIANOPHONE, also confirmed the news with another customer of Banregio via his own fanbase. [media] Which means that Apple Pay might launch soon in Mexico to compete with already stablished services like Android Pay, Samsung Pay, Aregntina-based MercadoPago and more, being already accepted in multiple locations around Mexico.